Calvary Kendall Podcast

As human beings, we tend to be forgetful at times. As we live our daily lives, we forget about those who are less fortunate, the broken and the people in need. It’s so important that we follow the example of Jesus from Mark 15:1-7, which teaches us to always be aware of the one’s in need, take action for those who are lost and go above and beyond for humanity.

Pastor Alex Sagot

Pastor Alex SagotOne of the most important decisions we make as Christians, is who we choose to surround us. We need the right people in our lives. The wrong friends can lead us to the wrong destiny. The right friends can propel us into the right destiny.

Pastor Diana SagotThe reality is that if we want to have better relationships, we need to be better people, and in order to be better people, we need to be more like Jesus. What we wear reflects what we believe, so it’s important to clothe our minds with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience in order for us to love like Jesus. 

Pastor Alex SagotThe relationships, friendships, and community around us are important. Who you’re in relationship with matters and it impacts the quality of your life. As we kicked off this new series, Pastor Alex encouraged us out of Ecclesiastes 4:8-12 reminding us that two are better than one. 

Special Guest: Bianca Olthoff

Pastor Alex SagotIt’s time that we as Christians begin to understand that we are living in a state of emergency. There are so many people in our cities and in this world that are desperately searching for answers in life and we have the answer- His name is Jesus! Our walk with God is not about staying within the four walls of the church, it’s about going into this lost and broken world to tell people about the one who saves and restores!

Pastors Alex Sagot, Diana Sagot, Nabile Rueda, Stephany Gonzalez, and Jorge Perez.There have been so many questions submitted that are often not talked about within the church. This week, we answered some of those questions about relationships, money, mental health, and why do bad things happen to good people? Our hope is that you feel refreshed from hearing different perspectives regarding these topics.

Pastor Alex Sagot

Pastor Mike Gonzalez

Pastor Alex Sagot

Pastor Alex Sagot

Pastor Alex SagotIsn’t it frustrating when you are trying to talk to someone either via phone or in person and you can’t hear them? This happens to many of us in our relationship with Jesus; we question whether or not we can hear His voice. The good news is that God does speak! This week Pastor Alex taught on why we may struggle in hearing God’s voice and what we can do in order to listen. 

Pastor JP

Pastor Alex SagotJacob is considered a hero of the faith, and if there is one thing we can learn from his life is to let God take full control of our lives. We all, to some degree, desire to control an aspect of our lives. But the truth is that the moment we lay down the burden of control, we can receive the blessing of freedom. 

Pastor Alex Sagot

Pastor Alex SagotPeople typically throw things that are broken away, we stop using them because we think they are useless. It even happens in our own lives, we begin to think that we are so messed up that God can’t use us. But we are not God, He uses us in our brokenness. Moses was a flawed man who had some issues in his life, yet God used him. In today’s message we learned through the life of Moses that the level we allow God to do something in us, is the level that God will do something through us. 

Pastor Diana SagotGod has created each of us with strength and perseverance. God pours into us everything that we believe we don’t have. In the book of 1 Samuel we see that God always blessed Hannah with a double portion of His blessings although she was in the midst of sadness. In today’s message we learned the importance of showing up, counting our blessings, relying on prayer and waiting on God. 

Pastor Alex Sagot

Pastor Alex SagotThere are so many times that we get caught up in chasing the winds of tomorrow and we miss the gift of today. Today, we were reminded that we should never fail to realize what God has given us today. When we begin to trust God with our future, we can enjoy the gift of the present.